Zoom News : Sep 03, 2020, 11:51 PM
News Helpline . Mumbai | After turning 24 yesterday, actress Sanjana Sanghi took to social media today and wrote a long note as she fondly dedicated her 24th birthday to her ‘Nani’ in the sweetest way possible.
Sanjana dropped a series of picture on her social media and wrote, “I wish you were here today, Nani. Every birthday, I find myself with a lump in my throat, lost in my Nani’s memory yet left with a helpless heap of gratitude for the love I have in my life in the form of the incredible people that surround me.As I’m growing up, I understand a little bit better of what my Nani lived and sweared by that I see in my mother every single day that leaves in endless awe of these beautiful women- ultimately, love & compassion for our people is ALL that matters in this very short life we all have, that cannot be taken for granted. Not the achievements. Not the accolades. Not the milestones. Just the love.Nani was a woman with the largest heart - selfless, generous and empathetic, with only love to give, with no ulterior motive. It was her greatest strength and weakness. Yet she got not just that love, but so much more in return. Here’s to dedicating my 24th birthday in loving memory of my most incredible Nani. Alongside my sister, forever partner & birthday twin of 2 decades (@mcmegchad)Here’s to moving towards a brighter world that thrives in spreading love & compassion. Thank you, to you all, for giving it to me in such abundance. Thank you for your ocean of wishes and blessings. It is both priceless & precious. It leaves me astounded. Also! Happy birthday to Kizie Basu!! Even through the film, I told myself we share the same birthday. I just believe we do! In the pictures, she can be seen celebrating her birthday with her friend as both share the same birth dates” read the full note.Sanjana Sanghi made her debut with Dil Bechara, which turned to be the last movie of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.The film is helmed by Mukesh Chhabra and based on John Green's 2012 novel The Fault in Our Stars.
Sanjana dropped a series of picture on her social media and wrote, “I wish you were here today, Nani. Every birthday, I find myself with a lump in my throat, lost in my Nani’s memory yet left with a helpless heap of gratitude for the love I have in my life in the form of the incredible people that surround me.As I’m growing up, I understand a little bit better of what my Nani lived and sweared by that I see in my mother every single day that leaves in endless awe of these beautiful women- ultimately, love & compassion for our people is ALL that matters in this very short life we all have, that cannot be taken for granted. Not the achievements. Not the accolades. Not the milestones. Just the love.Nani was a woman with the largest heart - selfless, generous and empathetic, with only love to give, with no ulterior motive. It was her greatest strength and weakness. Yet she got not just that love, but so much more in return. Here’s to dedicating my 24th birthday in loving memory of my most incredible Nani. Alongside my sister, forever partner & birthday twin of 2 decades (@mcmegchad)Here’s to moving towards a brighter world that thrives in spreading love & compassion. Thank you, to you all, for giving it to me in such abundance. Thank you for your ocean of wishes and blessings. It is both priceless & precious. It leaves me astounded. Also! Happy birthday to Kizie Basu!! Even through the film, I told myself we share the same birthday. I just believe we do! In the pictures, she can be seen celebrating her birthday with her friend as both share the same birth dates” read the full note.Sanjana Sanghi made her debut with Dil Bechara, which turned to be the last movie of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.The film is helmed by Mukesh Chhabra and based on John Green's 2012 novel The Fault in Our Stars.